Global warming alters habitats and ecosystems, threatening plant and animal species worldwide. Rising temperatures can shift climate zones, forcing species to migrate to cooler areas or higher altitudes. Some species, unable to adapt quickly, face extinction. Coral reefs, for instance, suffer from bleaching due to warmer oceans, affecting marine life that depends on them. Changes in precipitation and extreme weather events can disrupt breeding cycles, food availability, and migration patterns. These disturbances reduce biodiversity, weaken ecosystems, and compromise their ability to provide services like clean air, water purification, and climate regulation, ultimately impacting human well-being.